WI vs SL Live Cricket Score

1 OUT! TAKEN! Kemar Roach gets an early breakthrough. Back of a length, on leg, Pathum Nissanka hops a bit and he looks to flick it but the ball hits the upper part of his bat. It goes straight towards Amir Jangoo at short leg, who takes a sharp catch to his left. Pathum Nissanka departs early.  2/1

9.3 OUT! LBW! Alzarri Joseph has the last laugh. Angling in, on a length, on middle. Nishan Madushka stays back in his crease and looks to flick it but gets beaten completely. The ball hits on his pads. A loud appeal and the finger goes up straightaway. Nishan Madushka doesn't even bother to review this one. Sri Lanka are 42/2 now.  42/2

25.1 OUT! TIMBER! The ball is not at all moving the way it was in the first hour of the game, but despite that, the Windies pacers are chipping in wickets. He bowls this one fuller, pitching it just outside off and shaping in. Dinesh Chandimal gets lunges halfway and tries to punch it downtown, but there is a good amount of gap between the bat and pad. The ball sneaks past into the same gap and rattles the off stump. The half-centurion has to depart, and the Lankans lose their fourth wicket, putting 110 on the baord.  110/4

9.4 OUT! TAKEN! Alzarri Joseph has two in two now. A tad fuller this time, just outside off, shaping away a touch. Kamindu Mendis leans on and looks to block it but misses. Gets a faint edge as the ball carries towards John Campbell at first slip, who dives low to his right and takes a good catch. Alzarri Joseph on a hat-trick now.  42/3

64.4 OUT! TAKEN! A wicket that the Windies were desperately looking for and they have got the big fish. Justin Greaves bowls it a bit slower than usual, pitching it a touch fuller and angling in, on off and middle. Dhananjaya de Silva attempts to tuck it, but plays the short early. The ball hits the leading edge and skies up toward cover, where Brandon King settles underneath and pouches the catch safely. Sri Lanka are 273 for 7 now.  273/7

25.5 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Shamar Joseph strikes again, in the very same over and the Lankans are half a team down. This is a fuller delivery, wide outside off, shaping it a shade away. Kusal Mendis tries to punch it away from his body, but gets nicked on the outside edge. The ball flies flat and straight to Justin Greaves in the second slip region, who just leans a bit to his left and takes the catch in the front of his midriff. Kusal Mendis is gone for a four ball duck.  110/5

50.4 OUT! LBW! Kemar Roach provides a much needed breakthrough for the Windies. Hard length, just outside off, shaping in. Sonal Dinusha stays back and shoulders arms at it. The ball nips in sharply and hits his pads. A loud appeal and the finger goes up. Sonal Dinusha refers. Ball Tracking shows that the wickets were clipping and the umpire's call stands. A fine innings from Sonal Dinusha comes to an end.  209/6

68.1 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Justin Greaves picks up his second wicket and the Windies should be in a hurry to bundle out their opposition so that they can start their innings today itself. Yorker-length delivery, on the fifth stump. Milan Rathnayaka crouches low and tries to punch jam it through cover in searching for a single, but catches the inside edge, before the ball hits the stumps. Sri Lanka lose their 8th wicket, putting 287 runs on the board.  287/8

70.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Make it three for Justin Greaves. Angling in sharply, fuller in length, on middle. Kasun Rajitha looks to flick it hard, but catches the leading edge, before the ball loops to the long on region, where Kemar Roach runs forward from the boundary line to get underneath the skier and reverse scoop the catch in the front of his face.  303/9

71.5 OUT! TAKEN! Jayden Seales at last gets his first wicket and bundles out Sri Lanka for 308. Full-length delivery, on middle. Asitha Fernando makes room and looks to punch it downtown. The idea is not wrong, but he ends up connecting the shot from the toe end of the bat. The ball loops up toward long on. Alzarri Joseph runs back from the mid on region and pouches the catch safely into his hands.  308/10

25.2 OUT! TAKEN! Sonal Dinusha gets a breakthrough. Tossed up, outside off, with a hint of turn. John Campbell tries to go big. He tries to loft it over long on but mistimes his stroke. The ball goes in the air towards the fence. Nishan Madushka keeps his composure and takes a good catch to his right.  97/2

13.3 OUT! TAKEN! Milan Rathnayaka provides the much-needed breakthrough for the Lankans. Angling in, on a length, on off. Brandon King leans on and looks to drive it, but the ball hits the upper part of his bat. The ball carries towards Sonal Dinusha at short cover, who bends low and takes a good low catch. West Indies are 58/1.  58/1

27 OUT! CHOPPED ON! Milan Rathnayaka strikes. Back of a length, just outside off, shaping away. Kavem Hodge stays in his crease and looks to block it but the ball keeps a bit low. It catches the bottom edge of Kavem Hodge's blade and rattles over the stumps. West Indies are 102/3, trailing by 206 runs now.  102/3

150.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! A remarkable knock finally comes to an end from Amir Jangoo. Back of a length, on middle, Amir Jangoo rocks back, and he looks to flick it but gets a leading edge. The ball goes high up in the air and to the left of the keeper, Kusal Mendis. He moves to his left, keeps his eyes on the ball, and takes a good catch. He walks back after scoring 233 runs. The TV umpire checks whether Milan Rathnayaka has overstepped, and he confirms it is a fair delivery.  569/6

45 OUT! CAUGHT! Yet another cheap dismissal from Windies, and now they lose their fourth wicket. This one is a touch fuller, pitching it well outside off but swinging it away. Joshua Da Silva lunges toward it and looks for an expansive drive away from his body. He ends up connecting the toe end of the bat and it flies straight to Pasindu Sooriyabandara, in the cover region, to reverse scoops it safely near his chest. West Indies are 154/4, trailing by 154 runs.  154/4

50.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Oh... what a take that is from Kusal Mendis. Absolutely magical from the 31-year-old. West Indies lose their fifth wicket just before the Tea break and it's the Lankans who will head back to their dressing room with happy faces. This has been pitched hard by Fernando, just outside off, shaping it away. Justin Greaves attempts to block it on his back foot, but then he withdraws his bat. While withdrawing, the ball gets some part of the bat and flies low toward the right of the keeper. Kusal Mendis, with exceptional reflexes, dives away, extending his right hand and gloves it one-handedly just above the ground. That will be Tea on Day 2.  168/5

160 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Sonal Dinusha gets a crucial wicket here and denies Roston Chase from getting to his first double century. Dinusha comes around the wicket and bowls fuller, on middle and leg, angling in. Roston Chase crouches down to sweep it away, but ends up connecting it from the inner part of his bat. The ball bounces on the pitch and just touches the leg stump, enough to knock the bails off. West Indies lead by 317.  625/8

154.5 OUT! TAKEN! Milan Rathnayaka gets his fourth wicket. He bends his back and offers a bouncer, on off. Alzarri Joseph looks to pull it away, but catches the top edge. The ball skies up high, toward the slip region. Kusal Mendis calls for the catch, gets underneath and gloves the catch safely. West Indies lead by 291.  599/7

160.5 OUT! LBW! Milan Rathnayaka gets his FIVE-FER. This is a good length delivery, pitching it on off and angling in. Kemar Roach looks to flick it but misses and gets thumped on the front pad. Appeal goes round and up goes the finger of the umpire. Roach takes a review instantly, indicating there's a nick on the bat, but when the UltraEdge pops up, it shows nothing but just a flat line. The Ball Tracking shows three runs and the on-field decision stands on. Just after the wicket, the skipper Roston Chase indicates their batters to walk off the field to declare the inning.  626/9

1.1 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Oh... that's a dream start from Jayden Seales. It's just what the Windies were hoping for, a wicket. Seales angles it in beautifully, on the fifth stump, but swings it a shade away. Pathum Nissanka gets on his front foot to block it down, but it just kisses the outside edge, before Joshua Da Silva shuffles to his right and gloves it in. Sri Lanka are 8 for 1.  8/1